If everybody voted, I might ni g agreen with their choice bit I could never say it wasn't what the country wanted.

Deleted because I mistook who you were replying to...sorry.

Rather than assume the OP had not vited, I asked. He answered.

Perhaps it wasn't meant that way, but that is how it can easily been interpenetrated. Look at the other replies and you will see that you could have provided a much kinder, more helpful answer.

It's a knee jerk reaction because of all the rudeness on the internet. But my method is to de-escalate snarkiness with kindness/playing dumb.

That way if you were being snarky, you'd look like an ass. And since you weren't being snarky, it lead us to continue a normal conversation as if all was well!

So yeah, communication skills for the win! I'm glad you weren't being snarky.

Dem, rep, libertarian, pastafarian, whatever.

In general elections, you all get the exact same ballot with respect to the Presidential candidates (and any other statewide offices).

and not even then in a few states with open primaries. In the General, everyone in the same district gets the same ballot.

It is only limited in the party primaries. Voting is such an awesome responsibility.

This isn't the primary. Republicans can vote for Hillary if they want to.

the good news that they can certainly do so, and encourage everyone else to do the same!

including major and minor parties.

That's great that they want to vote for Hillary!

both parties...so yes your family can vote for Hillary. Here in Ohio, we have open primary voting also...you ask for a Dem or GOP ballot which I personally am against.

Anyone can vote for anyone. So it has always been, and so it will continue to be.

Bet you played a role in that.